What did you do to your NNBS GMT900 Tahoe/Yukon Today?

[George B]

Loose fuel filler cap?

Loose nut behind the wheel…

 

[89Suburban]

Loose nut behind the wheel…

There was a scene in the mobile semi that Bonnie said that to Michael Knight.

 

[13UpInSmoke]

3 days in on running 93 from e85 & no more lean codes

 

[Mickey_7106]

ordered some fluid filled motor mounts ....

 

[RooTBeeRthe1st]

3 days in on running 93 from e85 & no more lean codes

Yeah, unless you have a tune for 93, any regular gas will be fine and not throw a lean code.
The virtual sensor is angry, sometimes they will never be happy I guess. At least in my case.

 

[Wylie_Tahoe]

New to me 2012. Swapped the 20's off the 2012 with my 17's off my broke 03 I still have. I prefer the taller sidewall AT tires to the lower profile street threads. IMO, it looks better. On the list for future mods is window and sunroof vents, backup cam and aftermarket bluetooth media unit, rubber floor mats, hard wire my GPS into ignition.

 

[13UpInSmoke]

Yeah, unless you have a tune for 93, any regular gas will be fine and not throw a lean code.
The virtual sensor is angry, sometimes they will never be happy I guess. At least in my case.

So I was running the Diablo 93 tune at the same time I was running the e85. Diablo says it should be fine but maybe not

 

[gooffeyguy]

I refueled with 19 gallons of E85 @ $3.70/gal

 

[avalonandl]

I am buying 2 new front wheel hubs :

Timken Part TMSP450303

Does this look right?

 

[Doubeleive]

I ordered the oem from o'reilly's that was the best deal by a couple bucks you have to order them in the store becuase they are special order, they were 175.99 each, takes about a week and then you pick them up from the store
p/n: 84856654 (07-14 4wd/awd)

 

[07Burb]

I ordered the oem from o'reilly's that was the best deal by a couple bucks you have to order them in the store becuase they are special order, they were 175.99 each, takes about a week and then you pick them up from the store
p/n: 84856654 (07-14 4wd/awd)

Wow. Even cheaper than Rock Auto. That's shocking. I've never had bearings cheaper at O'Reilly over Rock Auto. Nicely done

 

[89Suburban]

New to me 2012. Swapped the 20's off the 2012 with my 17's off my broke 03 I still have. I prefer the taller sidewall AT tires to the lower profile street threads. IMO, it looks better. On the list for future mods is window and sunroof vents, backup cam and aftermarket bluetooth media unit, rubber floor mats, hard wire my GPS into ignition.

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She is a beauty! Love that Silver!

 

[Doubeleive]

Wow. Even cheaper than Rock Auto. That's shocking. I've never had bearings cheaper at O'Reilly over Rock Auto. Nicely done

ya cheaper by just a few bucks, o'reilly still charges a frieght fee which was like $30 for 2 hubs, rockauto would have charged about the same so still comes out about $10 cheaper

 

[Rocket Man]

I ordered the oem from o'reilly's that was the best deal by a couple bucks you have to order them in the store becuase they are special order, they were 175.99 each, takes about a week and then you pick them up from the store
p/n: 84856654 (07-14 4wd/awd)

What were they thinking? They always charge way than RA.

 

[iamdub]

Fixed the A/C. This is with 83° ambient temp:

 

[Doubeleive]

Fixed the A/C. This is with 83° ambient temp:

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what was wrong with it

 

[iamdub]

what was wrong with it

Wasn't cooling as fast or as well as it used to/should. I don't drive it enough to really notice and so I just thought it was because it sat so much. That's not really how A/C systems work, though. Anyway, it has obviously lost some refrigerant really slowly over the years. Aside from the blower motor and aspirator, I've never done anything with the A/C in the six years/69,000 miles I've owned it. I'll let it ride and if it starts losing it faster, then I'll revamp the system to replace whatever's leaking. With the parts currently having 216K miles, I'll definitely replace the compressor and dryer and maybe the condenser, even if those aren't what's leaking.

 

[the_tool_man]

Well after only 13 months, one of my PIAA H7 Xtreme headlight bulbs is burned out. I went with them because I didn't trust the unknown ones that came with my aftermarket headlights (see sig pic). And I've experienced how quickly Silvania Silverstar bulbs burn out. It wouldn't be so bad if it weren't such a pain to change bulbs.

Any other recommendations for bulbs with decent color temperature and brightness? I'll consider incandescent or LED. I'm not interested in HID conversations that cost $1k.

 

[Geotrash]

Well after only 13 months, one of my PIAA H7 Xtreme headlight bulbs is burned out. I went with them because I didn't trust the unknown ones that came with my aftermarket headlights (see sig pic). And I've experienced how quickly Silvania Silverstar bulbs burn out. It wouldn't be so bad if it weren't such a pain to change bulbs.

Any other recommendations for bulbs with decent color temperature and brightness? I'll consider incandescent or LED. I'm not interested in HID conversations that cost $1k.

I've had great luck with the plain old cheapie Sylvania's. I replaced the ones in my 2012 30K miles ago and they're still working well even though they're always on day or night (I have DRLs active). You probably know this already but I'll mention it anyway: Generally, the whiter the beam and the more intense they are, the shorter their lifespan. Might be worth experimenting with the range of Sylvania colors and intensities at the local parts store to see if you can strike a good balance.

 

[George B]

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